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Name; John Occ.:Medically retired military, teacher Residence: Castle Rock Experience : Fishing 50+ years, Kokes 2 yrs. Howdy, everybody! Another summer, some more silver in the boat! Got a new used 16' Steensen sled over the winter...she wants to hit the lakes, but the rivers keep calling...

Fishing at Riffe was decent last week...two trips= six fish. 45'-55'...worms, squid, and prawns off the dam.thumbsup

I swore when I left the Army my 5:30 am days were over...but next year I'll be there at that time !! Maybe I'll just camp close the night before...sorry I missed the chance to pick your brains and eat your cooking! I even brought along some cut-up squid to use for bait, like someone here was...

Kiddin' Me ? Got to the lake at 10:30, to be greeted by a long line of waiting cars and boats and a grouchy old "guard" with a sign. He had no idea how long we would have to wait, if there were any KFF folks there, or at what time the lot had filled. We decided to go somewhere we knew we could...

Sounds like the perfect day... I will wait and see what is needed before I commit to bringing anything specific, food or otherwise.

Spring has sprung! Just got my sexy new "Kokanee FishingForum" decals and stocked up w/ the essentials @ Bob's...Mario there is a walking Koke encyclopedia, a very helpful guy. See you at Merwyn this week!

A Bad Day Fishing... I wouldn't even know how to finish a statement like that...I've never had one ! New to SW Washington, and new to koke fishing...I am sure I can not catch them just as well as I can't catch all the other species I love to chase around. I and my buddy are both 100% disabled...

Hola, all! I'm ready to give koke fishing a try...I should be just as skilled at not catching them as I am every other species. I live in Castle Rock, so Merwin ain't that far. Any advice would be appreciated...I have a small 10' boat, 9.9 Suzuki motor, no down riggers, a cheap fish finder, and...